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Congratulations to @profiheka, winner of the best book award from the African Studies Association (@ASANewsOnline)! Listen to our podcast conversation w/him, exploring themes from this award-winning work. Very deserved, an exceptionally interesting book.
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"What would it mean for the borders that segregate—for these social, political, cultural, personal, and historicizing forces that enshroud us—to lose their dominion? In a body under constant threat, how does the human spirit stay afloat?"
❗ NEW in the African Poetry Book Series (@AfricanPoetryBF)
There Where It's So Bright in Me by @TanellaBoni (Translated by Todd Fredson) @UnivNebPress
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This Wednesday, join @MuriamDavis, author of "Markets of Civilization," for an in-person discussion with Giulia Fabbiano and Thierry Fabre at Aix Marseille University. November 2, 6pm CET, at 2 place Leverrier, 13004 Marseille, France.
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ALT Cover of Markets of Civilization: Islam and Racial Capitalism in Algeria by Muriam Haleh Davis. The cover features an image of a French-Algerian stamp advertising the "Plan Quadriennal" for the industrialization of Algeria from 1974-1977.
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'I decided to start a fashion brand that spoke to the new Africa.'
Aisha Ayensu launched Ghana-based brand Christie Brown, to honour her seamstress grandmother.
She tells us about her history & future in fashion as part of the @V_and_A's African Fashion exhibition.
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Opening of V&A African fashion exhibition bringing memories of Brighton Museum’s collecting panel and Fashioning Africa - discussed in great chapter by Edith Ojo @nsty78 and @helenmears ‘Using a new collection of dress to decolonize museum practice’👇
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Mark your calendars for some incredible poetry, friends!
In partnership with @WoodlandPattern, APBF Founder extraordinaire @kwamedawes is hosting a reading with
@SonOfOlokun, thabile makue, @SaddiqDzukogi & @cheswayoo.
14 April at 7 pm CST
bit.ly/3r5471d
ALT Top, left to right: book covers for each of thabile makue's "'mamaseko," Romeo Oriogun's "Sacrament of Bodies," Saddiq Dzukogi's "Your Crib, My Qibla," and Cheswayo Mphanza's "The Rhinehart Frames." Bottom is the APBF logo.
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Excerpt from Mohammed El-Makki Ibrahim's poem, "A Drib of Your Nectar," anthologized in APBF's Modern Sudanese Poetry!
ALT "A Drib of Your Nectar". "Have you/ recognized me?/ On wind and waves;/ on heavy rains;/ in my death and/ resurrection,/ I shall come." -Mohammed El-Makki Ibrahim, Modern Sudanese Poetry
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Our Podcast of the Week explores the nature of gender relations in pre-colonial Africa. Before the transatlantic slave trade began in earnest, the region featured far greater gender equality than Europe.
With @NwandoAchebe and @_alice_evans
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Congratulations to author @allthewhile1, whose book I'VE BEEN HERE ALL THE WHILE has been named a Finalist for the LA Times Book Prize in the History category! ow.ly/8pXY50I3G43
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3 DAYS LEFT ❗
CAP's African Studies 40% off book sale ends in just a few days.
Treat yourself this Friday to a new #AfricanStudies book (or two, or three...) 📚📚📚
Access the sale from our homepage: combinedacademic.co.uk/
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Starting TODAY!
For 1 week only we're offering our subscribers an exclusive 40% off selected African Studies books 📚
Access the sale from CAP's homepage 👇
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❗It's almost time for another CAP subject sale ❗
For 1 week only starting tomorrow we're offering an exclusive 40% off selected African Studies books from our presses incl. @DukePress, @OhioUnivPress, @iupress & more.
Stay tuned for details!
#AfricanStudies
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This means a lot coming from you @jeffreyjcohen. Thank you!
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NOW IN STOCK
“In this fresh and captivating book, Thomas Hendriks offers precious insights into the precarity of logging in the Congolese rainforest." @DukePress
Find RAINFOREST CAPITALISM here👇
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THE POETICS OF DIFFERENCE is described as "a vital, gorgeous thing. Sullivan's thinking elegantly explores the ways black women writers use genre as a queer practice of difference." @IllinoisPress
Find this and many more here✨#LGBTHM22
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Such happiness to see Talkative Polity @OhioUnivPress in the hands of the fabulous broadcasters @RadioOneFM90 who made it all possible: Geoffrey Kiwanuka and Michael Kisenyi !!!
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Hey London people! Looking forward to presenting my book "The Act of Living. #Streetlife, #marginality and #development in #urban #Ethiopia at
@LSEGeogUPD Tomorrow, 23 January. Michael Wise Room, STC 3.14. at 1. Come!!!
@CAP_Ltd @CornellPress @africahubuob
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Calling publishers! A reminder that the ASAUK's Fage & Oliver book prize is awarded at our biennial conference. ASAUK 2020 will be held at Cardiff University on 8-10th Sept. Please nominate titles. More information here asauk.net/fage-oliver-prize-… @LGlobalJustice @CardiffLaw
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The Harrogate Valley Gardens - just outside the CAP office - looking very picturesque in this #freezing weather ❄️
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Excellent talk by Herman Bennett on the impact of African kingdoms in the making of early modern Iberian and European ideas of sovereignty. @UCL_IAS @PennPress @CAP_Ltd
